Police investigation underway at YouTube headquarters in California

ABC11, April 3, 2018:
 

SAN BRUNO, Calif. –Officials confirm an active police investigation is underway at YouTube’s headquarters on Cherry Avenue in San Bruno.

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At least four people were wounded and the suspected shooter, a woman, was found dead on the campus of the YouTube headquarters, San Bruno Police Chief Ed Barberini told reporters Wednesday. The chief said the deceased woman had an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

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YouTubers took to Twitter on Tuesday afternoon to report that an active shooter was at YouTube headquarters.

One YouTuber, Vadim Lavrusik, tweeted that he had "heard shots and saw people running," and that he was now "barricaded inside a room with coworkers." Others at YouTube reported seeing police outside the building.

The Saudi-led coalition slaughtered a dozen members of the same Yemeni family in another senseless attack:

Once upon a war, Americans waged large-scale protests against overseas military adventures, even helping to stop the Vietnam War. Today, the spirit of dissent has vanished, replaced by intensely personal issues.

Washington (CNN)Roger Stone's potential ties to WikiLeaks and its founder, Julian Assange, are being investigated by special counsel Robert Mueller, The Wall Street Journal reportedMonday, citing a person familiar with the matter.

(Natural News) A stunning video posted by Paul Joseph Watson reveals the extent to which local TV journalists are presstitute puppets who deliver the exact same linesread from scripts.

Authored by Bob Hoffman, author of the “Ad Contrarian” blog and writer of several books including "BadMen: How Advertising Went From A Minor Annoyance To A Major Menace," "Marketers Are From Mars, Consumers Are From New Jersey," and "101 Contrarian Ideas About Advertising"

Ad Fraud Is Off The Charts

If the trend of kids eating Tide Pods was not disturbing enough, a new social media challenge has teens snorting condoms. The exact origin of this trend is unknown, but in recent weeks teens across the country have been snorting condoms and putting the footage on YouTube to catch their 15 minutes of fame—or perhaps 15 minutes of shame.

A Houston man was reportedly shot in the head as his friends messed around with a gun in a car during a Facebook Live video, authorities said.

Dark clouds are forming over the Iran nuclear deal as the calendar marches toward a May 12 deadline set by President Trump to improve the accord or see the United States effectively withdraw from it.

By Tom Polansek

CHICAGO (Reuters) - An Arkansas judge has ruled that six farmers in the state this summer can spray a weed killer made by Monsanto Co and BASF SE that was blamed for hurting millions of acres of U.S. crops last year.

DNC vice chair for civic engagement and voter protection Karen Carter Peterson unleashed the wrath of Twitter when she tweeted “Repeal the Second Amendment” on Tuesday.

The Louisiana state senator tweeted out Justice John Paul Stevens’ op-ed from last week in The New York Times calling for repealing the Second Amendment.

Four children have contacted the authorities after their parents showed them Islamic State beheading videos. According to court documents, the Midlands children were taken out of school and were being “socially isolated.”

The left and the #Democrats are genocidal death cult. In 2017, #DavidHogg advocated for the use of mosquitoes to kill billions of humans because it would be good for the environment. Infowars reports:

I’m going to risk seeming unreasonable for a moment. You see, as we deal with this current round of the gun debate, we slowly see less of the outright vitriol that’s normal in the aftermath of a mass tragedy like Parkland. It’s taken longer to get to this point than normal, but what do you expect when the media has been driving this story over and over and over again?

April 2 (UPI) -- The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell more than 450 points Monday as tech stocks dropped and a potential trade war loomed over the market.

A majority of Americans believe that mainstream news outlets report "fake news," according to a new Monmouth University poll.

More than three in four Americans said they believe that traditional television and print outlets take part in reporting fake news. 

Sara Gilbert, who plays Darlene on ABC’s “Roseanne,” said in an interview that the show will never mention President Trump by name, despite the show’s early political subjects.

ANALYSIS/OPINION:

Former NBA star Charles Barkley said Saturday he's never been more "angry and disgusted" by the continuing turmoil in President Donald Trump's administration.